FX File Explorer is a file manager with optional media, networking, cloud, and root capabilities. FX is designed to let you quickly and easily manage all content on your phone or tablet.
But just how good is it?
Well, let’s start by saying NO Ads which is a good start, stable and fast. Which you expect from most file managers worth their salt.
The icon and detail list views in file explorer windows give you the following; Cut/Copy/Paste/Delete using clipboard, Storage space usage analyzer (tap View->Details within any file explorer window), In-app documentation (tap Tools->Help within any window).

But you will need the FX Plus add-on if you intend to do the following:
Media Capabilities
Browse image and video collections, Browse audio by artist, album, playlist, or all tracks, Rearrange playlists with drag and drop (multiple files can be rearranged by selecting them).
Network / Cloud Capabilities (requires FX Plus add-on):
Windows networking (SMB),

Bluetooth Capabilities (FX Plus add-on required):
Send files via OBEX Push (also available on most devices in free version), OBEX Push server for receiving files (optional, most devices natively provide this service)OBEX Push client and server can use WiFi for high-speed transfers when both are connected to same network, Bluetooth FTP Client, Discover / pair devices from within FX File Explorer.
The FX plus add-on is available on the Android.Nextapp website

Conclusion:
Yes it is a good file manager. Cloud storage management is excellent. Hands down the best on my Xoom tablet. I love the gui the interface and design. I have said before that Solid Explorer Beta 2 is my personal favourite but, now I’m not so sure.
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